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SHOWING KING S

TO-DAY

JOE'S A

FOOT BAWL

HERO NOWI

ALSO

COMEDY

At 2.80, 5.10. 7.15 & 9.30 PM.

BROWN

THE

GLADIATOR

Presented by D170L LOCH A COLUMBIA

KRAZY KAT CARTOON.

"GOORS AND SADDLES SHOUSE CLEANING

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GARY COOPER & MERLE OBERON in "THE COWBOY AND THE LADY"

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Bing and his gang of comedians in a jumbo of a musical show with

more laughs than a car-load of monkeys.

DOCTOR RHYTHM BING CROSBY

Mary Carlisle Beatrice Lillie Andy Devine Laura Hope Crows - Rife Davis

"Bing, the old Doc of

Rhythm... Captivating Mary Carlisle,

Feminaj Comen

Talks & Green, thoro isa't a

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ALICE FAYE

TO-MORROW M.G.M. Picture

FRED ALLEN JIMMY DURANTE 20th Century Fox Picture

THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 2, 1939

Bombing Incident Indemnity Talks This Afternoon

It is authoritatively – stated that discussions concerning the the indemnity, to be paid by t Japanese Government, in repar- ation for the bombing of HK. territory on February 21, when 12 were killed and many wound- ed, will take place at the Co- time to- 'lonial Secretariat some”

day.

The Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith; Colonial Secretary, will conduct the negotiations on behalf of the Hong Kong Government, and Major-General Tanaka, Chief of Staff to the Japanese South Commander-in-Chief, China, will represent the Tokyo- Government.

SUMMONS OF P.W.D. MAN DISMISSED

There will be other officials on both aldeg present, but the names are not disclosed.<

“Major-General Tanaka was frat making official calls on.. H.E. the Governor, H.E. the Commander - in-- Chief, China Squadron, and H.E. the G.O.C. China Command,

OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE An official communique issued to-day says:

Major-General Tanaka called on His Excellency the Governor this morning and expressed Gen- eral "Ando's deep regrets and apologies for the Lo Wu Incident on 21st February, 1929.

His Excellency, replied that he was highly appreciative of Gen- eral Ando's action in sending his Chief of Staff on this mission and was glad to know that the inci- dent had been disposed of satis factorily by the two Governments concerned.

discussion on the subject of

ation for damage to per son and property sustained in British territory during the inci- dent will take place with the Colonial Secretary this afternoon.

DANGEROUS TO

PUBLIC HEALTH

A

case

'in'

which it

was.

Mr. R. J. B. Clark, of the Public Works Department," was summoned before Mr. R. A. D. Forrest this morning, for speed- ing in Queen's Road East, be- tween Luen Fat Street and Arsenal Street, of February 7,

Defendant pleaded not guilty. Sergeant Youe said that at about 9 am, he was on patrol in the Wanchai district. He was at the junction of Luen Fat Street and alleged that dead pigs which had died were roasted and Queen's Road, with his motor run-

fresh roast pork, was ning. He saw car No. 5349 travel-gold-

He heard to-day before Mr. E. Him- ling at a speed of 30 m.p.h. followed and stopped defendant sworth, when Chan Châu, 31, ac- countant of No. 257 Portland Street, said and Teang Yuen, coolie, were near the Naval Dockyard. he was asked to test the police charge with having in their posses- speedometer against car No. 5349.sion three carcasses in an unwhole- He took the car to King's Road and some condition and unfit for food. A constable saw the coolie carry-. drove towards North Point, where

Traffic Inspector Saunder

-

he told defendant to drive at 30 ing a carcass along the road, and was informed that he had been hired m.p.h. The speedometers tallied.

257 Portland Mr. Clark Baid he asked his wife to carry it to No. to watch the speedometer when he Street. was driving and it showed only 18 A Sanitary Inspector took him to the store, where several carcasses to 20 miles. **He also said that he stopped be- were discovered lying on the ground. hind a bus near the Japanese Dis-Defendant stated that they had been pensary and followed it for some brought to him, with instructions to roast them. He had only been distance, m

Mrs. Clark said.her husband's car following out instructions. followed the bus to the new road, The prosecuting officer stated and was later stopped by Sergeant that it was more than likely that the pigs had died on their way Youe.

from the villages, in the trains, and this being so, they were pro- bably diseased and dangerous to health.

Mr. Forrest said the evidence of the prosecution was weak, and dis- missed the gummons.

THEFT FROM CRUISER

Cheung Kam, 25, carpenter, was charged before Mr. R. A. D. For- rest this morning with stealing à tin of milk, a piece of soap and a table knife, from the Mess Deck of H.M.S. Birmingham yesterday.”

Inspector

Each was fined $100 or

months in gaol.

PLAN FOR JEWISH EMIGRATION

London, To-day.

Negotiations concerning the fin-

ployed by Baid defendant was om-ancing of Jewish" emigration from Royal Naval Dock-Germany will be resumed on Friday yard, and it was very easy for him between Mr. Robert Pell”, De-

to

go on board the ship,

Defendant was fined $10.

puty Director of the Permanent Refugee Committen in London and Herr Wohltät of the Ministry. Economics.

Arrested by a constable after Mr. Fell took part. In the pre- | snatching a pair of earrings from vious negotiations In Berlin with an aged woman în Shanghai Street, the former director, Mr. Bubles.

"NAVY, BLUE AND GOLD" Yesterday, Hong Shears 24, was

with Robert Young James Stewart

sentenced to six months' hard la bour and eight strokon by Q. A. A. Macfadyen this morning,

rec Committee quarters e

speaking, regard the pro- for a settlement as

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